✅Beginner 15: Describing Your Surroundings – My Room, My City
π Beginner 15: Describing Your Surroundings – My Room, My City
Welcome to Day 15! π️ In today’s lesson, we’ll learn how to describe your room, house, neighborhood, and city in Korean. You’ll use adjectives and location expressions to tell others what your space looks like and how you feel about it!
This is a fun and practical lesson that will help you talk about your personal environment with native speakers.
π Key Vocabulary for Rooms and Places
English | Korean | Romanization |
---|---|---|
room | λ°© | bang |
house | μ§ | jip |
living room | κ±°μ€ | geo-sil |
kitchen | λΆμ | bu-eok |
bathroom | νμ₯μ€ | hwa-jang-sil |
neighborhood | λλ€ | dong-ne |
city | λμ | do-si |
desk | μ± μ | chaek-sang |
bed | μΉ¨λ | chim-dae |
π Descriptive Adjectives to Use
- μλ€ → μμμ (jak-a-yo) – small
- ν¬λ€ → 컀μ (keo-yo) – big
- μ‘°μ©νλ€ → μ‘°μ©ν΄μ (jo-yong-hae-yo) – quiet
- μλλ½λ€ → μλλ¬μμ (si-kkeu-reo-wo-yo) – noisy
- κΉ¨λνλ€ → κΉ¨λν΄μ (kkae-kkeut-hae-yo) – clean
- λλ½λ€ → λλ¬μμ (deo-reo-wo-yo) – dirty
- μμλ€ → μλ»μ (ye-ppeo-yo) – pretty
- νΈνλ€ → νΈν΄μ (pyeon-hae-yo) – comfortable
π Talking About Your Room
Here are some example sentences:
- μ λ°©μ μμμ. (je bang-eun jak-a-yo) – My room is small.
- μ± μμ΄ μ»€μ. (chaek-sang-i keo-yo) – The desk is big.
- μΉ¨λλ νΈν΄μ. (chim-dae-neun pyeon-hae-yo) – The bed is comfortable.
- λ°©μ΄ μ‘°μ©ν΄μ. (bang-i jo-yong-hae-yo) – The room is quiet.
π‘ Use μ/λ for topics and μ΄/κ° for subjects depending on what you want to emphasize.
---π Describing Where You Live
- μ λ μμΈμ μ΄μμ. (jeo-neun seo-ul-e sal-a-yo) – I live in Seoul.
- μ λλ€λ κΉ¨λνκ³ μ‘°μ©ν΄μ. – My neighborhood is clean and quiet.
- λμκ° μ»€μ. – The city is big.
- μ¬κΈ°λ μλλ¬μμ. – It’s noisy here.
π¬ Real-Life Dialogue
π¦ μ€νΈ: μ§μ΄ μ΄λμ? – How is your house?
π§ μμ§: κΉ¨λνκ³ μ‘°μ©ν΄μ. λ°©λ 컀μ. – It’s clean and quiet. The room is also big.
π¦ μ€νΈ: μ, μ’λ€μ! – Wow, sounds great!
π My Surroundings – Sentence Pattern Practice
- μ __________μ/λ __________ν΄μ.
- μ __________μ΄/κ° __________κ³ __________ν΄μ.
Examples:
- μ λ°©μ μμμ. – My room is small.
- μ μ§μ κΉ¨λνκ³ νΈν΄μ. – My house is clean and comfortable.
- λλ€κ° μλλ½κ³ 볡μ‘ν΄μ. – The neighborhood is noisy and crowded.
π§ͺ Mini Quiz – Can You Describe?
- How do you say “My room is quiet” in Korean?
a) μ λ°©μ μλλ¬μμ
b) μ λ°©μ μ‘°μ©ν΄μ
c) μ λ°©μ νΈν΄μ
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✅ b) μ λ°©μ μ‘°μ©ν΄μ
- Translate: “The city is big.”
a) λμκ° μμμ
b) λμκ° μ»€μ
c) λμκ° μλ»μ
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✅ b) λμκ° μ»€μ
- Which adjective means “comfortable”?
a) κΉ¨λν΄μ
b) μλ»μ
c) νΈν΄μ
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✅ c) νΈν΄μ
✅ Conclusion
π‘ Great job! Now you can describe your surroundings in Korean!
- ✔️ Use descriptive verbs like μ‘°μ©νλ€, ν¬λ€, μμλ€, νΈνλ€
- ✔️ Build sentences with topic and subject markers
- ✔️ Practice by describing your room, your house, and your city
π Coming Up Next
Tomorrow: Day 16: Talking About Hobbies and Interests – I Like Music, I Play Soccer
You’ll learn how to express your hobbies, likes, and fun activities!
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